1. Assignment of IP: Required when there needs to be a formal transfer of IP rights between parties

2. Development of New IP: Include when the agreement covers future IP development

3. Third Party IP Rights: Needed when third party IP is involved or licensed

4. International Protection: Include when IP protection needs to extend beyond Australia

5. Dispute Resolution: Detailed dispute resolution procedures beyond standard court proceedings

6. Return of Materials: Specific procedures for returning confidential materials post-termination

7. Monitoring and Compliance: Specific procedures for monitoring compliance with non-compete obligations

8. Survival Clauses: Specific provisions about which obligations survive termination

1. Schedule 1 - Protected Intellectual Property: Detailed list and description of all IP covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Restricted Territory: Detailed description of geographic areas where non-compete restrictions apply

3. Schedule 3 - Restricted Activities: Comprehensive list of prohibited activities under the non-compete

4. Schedule 4 - Confidential Information: Detailed list of specific confidential information covered

5. Schedule 5 - Existing Third Party Rights: List of any third party rights or licenses that affect the covered IP

6. Appendix A - Security Procedures: Details of required security measures for protecting confidential information

7. Appendix B - Notification Requirements: Procedures for reporting potential breaches or competitive activities